Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-07
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day POlntedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.

THREE deeds Of trust was admitted to
record yesterday.
NoBoDY's CHILD at the Grand Opers
House this evening.
OFFICERS LUKENs, Dunlap and Shorts
run in a drunk apiece yesterday.
A DOUBLE track is being laid by the
'Pewiky" road along the wharf.
FoRT HENRY Council Of the National
Union is called to meet this evening.
ED. DENNIS has removed to 1927 Market
street, where will be pleased TO see all DIS
old friends.
A HORSE fell on the wharf Yesterday
afternoon, but was gotten to his feet again
without injury.
THE Council Committee on Scales was
called to meet last evening, but only twe
members responded.
OFFICER MCNICHOLs yesterday arrested
John Marshall, of St. Clairsyille, for fast
driving on Virginia street.
THE work of rolling the base bal
grounds was completed yesterday. Ih'
grand stand is going up.
HosTLER w. L. FUGATE. of the Vigl
liant, is suffering from the effects OF kick
given him by a vicious horse.
ALARGE number of Bellaire, Bridge
port and Martins Ferry people took in thu
''Devips Auction" last evening.
JOHN WELTY, of North Wheeling de
sires us to say he was not the party before
Police Court yesterday morning
HARRY TRAVIS hurt his left hand in {
very painful manner while working at {
drill at the I4aBelle mill yesterday.
The Water Board is putting down tn
new main on Vermont street, between
South Front and South Penn streets.
A FIVE YEAR OLD child of Taylo
Grimes was scalded to death, at TaylOrs
town, Washington county, Pa, Monday
A VERY pleasant private hop was giyeI
by number Of South Side ladies at tn
South Side Singing Society hall, last even
ing.
The "Grogan's Elevation" Company
which appears at the Grand Opera HOus'
next week, has some fiue paper up abOu
the city.
CHARLES MEDER, IF East Wheeling
fell from high fence, ID the country east
of the city, few days ego, sustaining pain
full injuries.
A NUMBER of clergyIaen from the State
are coming to Wheeling to attend the ser
vices incident upon gIOly Week, in the
Catholic Church.
LOUIS CARL will give his patrons tur'
tie soup lunch at his saloon, 1920 Jacot
street, Friday evening. Schmulbach'
book beer on tap.
THERE will be services at the Cathedral
this evening, appropriate to Maundy
Thursday. The services will continue to-
morrow and Saturday.
A FAIR sized and aprreciative audience
greeted Francis Labadia and company in
their presentation of "E,obOdy's Child" al
the Grand Opera House, last evening.
THE Baltimore City Council, on the
strength of the report made by the COM
mittee which recently visited this city, has
appropriated the sum OF ten thousand dol
lars for crematory.
TIE regular meeting of the WOmen's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
to-day at 3 p. m, at She Fourth Street
NJ. +. Church. All members are earnestly
requested to be present.
RESERVED seats for the Baldwin Com
pany will be placed on sale at Baumer's
music store this morning. Fast Lynne"
will he presented at the matinee and "A
Celebrated Case" at night.
The premium list of the State Fair and
Exposition Association is out, and pre-
sents a splendid array fr the competition OF
the public. The premiums aggregate SIS,
900. 1t will be great Fair.
THE new building association, the Penn
Mutual, will meet every Thursday evening
at O'clock, at room 20. 5, 1918 Market
street. Subscriptions for stock received
and entrance fees collected. The directors
will meet this evening TO elect the officers.
REV. ID. l.. ASH, who went to bod,
bridge county to see his brother who was
knocked down and beaten by a Tuflian,
several days since, was accompanied by
his wife. He writes that his brother is
badly injured and his life is despaired of,
The Bohemian glass blowers still at,
tract large number Of people, who never
cease 20 wonder at the beautiful articles
and admire the fine shawl and dress. In
addition To the prize for the handsOmesi
baby, Saturday, 4, five dollar pipe will be
presented to the ugliest man.
SINCE the change in time, all is a rush
at the Pewiky depot for about an hour
ga
PittSburg, one from Parkersburg and one
leaves over the Ohio River road all within
short space Of time, and it certainly
makes the baggage and express men hus,
tie.
In reference to his nomination for the
vacancy on the Police and Fire Board, be,
fore Council, Tuesday evening, DR.. J. II.
Pipes stated that he knew nothing of the
Republican caucus, did not know that he
was TO be nominated, nor did he even
know that Council was TO meet to elect a
man for the place.
AT the concert to be given at the Opera
House on the 18th lust, for the benefit OF
st. Matthews Sunday School library, our
leading local singers will take part. In
W Tue ltatlulCS,
tons and tableaux will be given, the latter
under the direction of Miss Parran, among
them being statuAry, Coming Through
the Rye" and The Ten Virgins"
NOTICE of the dissolution of partnership
of the Norway Tack Company and Sand
witch Tack Company, existing between
|. T. Jones, Hiram II. Head and Theo-
dore w. Phinney, is printed in another
column. The stockholders of the new
Norway Tack Company are called to meet
at the cOmpany's Office on Monday, April
25th, at p. m, for organization, election
OF directors and such other business as may
come before them.
JEFF DAVIS writes to the REGISTER
from Washington, saying that the state
ment that he had robbed otto is false. He
says that Otto never complained to the
police that he had been robbed at all. He
says also that the money he was spending
so freely he came by honestly; that he told
u policeman that he had left forty-six dol
lars at the Wheeling bakery, besides some
with the bookkeeper, several days before
he left. JEFF adds that he has plenty of
money which he earned honestly and that
he would leave for Richmond with his
valet Capt Dreadnought.
ASSISTANT Adjutant General CragO re-
turned yesterday from Terra Alta, where
ba rnnSfaro1 ia a a. p Dnot NTH oIop{